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TRAVEL
A sudden Anak Krakatau eruption tossed Indonesia into chaos, leaving hundreds of thousands stranded and airports shutting down.
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POLITICS
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Former US president Trump declares he will halt Canadian jet sales in America unless Bombardier moves manufacturing stateside, sparking a new trade standoff.
Thousands turned up in Belgrade to give a convicted war criminal, Ratko Mladić, a farewell, sparking debate over memory and justice.
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband will announce plans to sanction goods from illegal Israeli settlements, a bold shift in Britain’s Middle‑East policy.
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TECH
By late 2026, Kyiv faces a record daily air‑raid alert trend, with residents scrambling into shelters 13 times a day amid nonstop drone and missile strikes.
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